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#Bankers Raise Concerns Over Robinhood’s New Saving #Accounts
Sarah Grano
Robinhood launched its 3% interest “checking and savings” accounts last week. With 3% well over the average rate offered by conventional banks and some key differentials in the insurance that protects investors in Robinhood’s new products, U.S banking organizations are speaking out.
The new accounts from the trading platform, at first glance, appear to be like conventional savings accounts, with higher returns. However, savings accounts are normally protected by the #Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Robinhood’s accounts are instead protected by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC). Chris Cole, the senior regulatory counsel for the Independent Community Bankers of America (#ICBA ), told American Banker yesterday that Robinhood’s use of the terms banking, checking, and saving could be “deceptive.” Cole added:
This is supposed to be a brokerage account, but they’re running around making it look like a banking account.
Unlike FDIC coverage, SIPC coverage only guarantees an account holders balance to the value of their funds on the day of any insolvency. Cole said Robinhood:
Does not sufficiently explain the difference between SIPC protection and FDIC insurance.
Concerns Raised with Regulators
Stephen Harbeck, #CEO of the SIPC, has already raised his concerns, telling news outlets he simply had not been consulted, and that he has already filed a complaint with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over the matter. Harbeck told CNBC:
We want to make sure that investors know there’s some risk there.
Robinhood has yet to respond to the concerns raised. Its website FAQ’s for the new products outlined:
Your cash and securities in Robinhood are protected up to a total of $500,000 by the SIPC, $250,000 of which can be in cash, the rest in securities…Similar to FDIC insurance, SIPC protects cash in your account if the financial firm fails.
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The SEC has again delayed its deadline for an ETF to Feb 27th.
What is an ETF? Will it be approved? Do we need it? Briefly; yes, we do. Anyone saying otherwise has trading knowledge which goes no further than cryptocurrency. These are important questions with answers that need to be understood.
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What is the SEC and an ETF?
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The SEC are the “police” of US markets. Shunned by many, such as Elon Musk who recently said “I do not respect the SEC” after accused of manipulating Tesla’s price. Respected by some, for promoting stability in markets and protecting investors. An ETF requires approval from the SEC. In the most basic sense, an ETF is a fund that owns multiple stocks but has its ownership divided into shares that trade on stock exchanges. The benefit is that you can diversify your portfolio into these multiple stocks by purchasing one share of an ETF. For example, if the cryptocurrency ETF was approved, 1 share would diversify your investment into multiple currencies picked by an ETF manager. Perfect for institutional investors.
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Will it be approved?
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Likely. If they weren’t approving a BTC ETF the decision would have already been made. These delays are simply time bought to establish how they are going to carry out the approval.
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Do we need it?
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For profitable trading? No. For a bull market? Yes. It may be the catalyst of 2019 (a major event shifting market sentiment). People don’t realise that an ETF approval is more than permission, it’s a global “green light” from the SEC. Furthermore, ETF’s are a revolutionary product. Above I have shown the impact of the first Gold ETF in 2003. They are simple and streamlined paths to diversification favoured by funds and pensions across the globe, who have more purchasing power than all retail investors combined. Think of the liquidity this will bring essential for a currency to operate (see our post “why 99% of altcoins are worthless”). Funnily, all the SEC is trying to do is protect your parents pension from being stolen like the other $1.1 billion cryptocurrency this year. Fund managers are natural risk takers and will jump at the first BTC ETF. It’s up to the SEC to keep the investors safe.